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J&J hiring from the outside for role

Johnson & Johnson is hiring Bayer CropScience head Sandra E. Peterson for a new post, overseeing the troubled consumer health and manufacturing operations, plus information technology. She starts Dec. 1.

Published: Sept. 14, 2012 at 12:05 a.m. PDT
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Johnson & Johnson is hiring Bayer CropScience head Sandra E. Peterson for a new post, overseeing the troubled consumer health and manufacturing operations, plus information technology. She starts Dec. 1.

New CEO Alex Gorsky wants Peterson to tackle key priorities — business building and fixing manufacturing quality problems, particularly in the consumer health business. They’ve led to dozens of product recalls, lost sales and costly factory upgrades. J&J rarely hires outsiders for senior executive positions.

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